QM2 - Any space advantage to single sofabed?

[pauljsgreen]

Hi, we are looking at a westbound transatlantic in October and considering the cabin to select.

 

We have cruised Celebrity, Royal Caribbean and NCL but are very interested in trying Cunard - particularly a transatlantic because of combining our first Cunard experience with the advantages of spending some time in New York without the hassle of two transatlantic flights.

 

I see some cabins are designated with a key of "+3rd berth is a single sofabed" such as 5100, 5102.

 

Is there any space advantage in having this layout rather than any other configuration.

 

It will only be the two of us in the cabin if that helps inform any advice you may be kind enough to supply.

 

 

thanks

paul

Edited July 11, 2016 by pauljsgreen

[Bell Boy]

No,I'll think You'll find that a Britannia Balcony stateroom size is not much different to those without the sofa bed .

 

No problems at all, as most Britannia staterooms already have a sofa, some of these pull out to make the extra bed, and some don't. The only thing often takes up space is the extra life jacket stowed the wardrobe ;) ...just stick it under the bed.

[pauljsgreen]

No,I'll think You'll find that a Britannia Balcony stateroom size is not much different to those without the sofa bed .

 

No problems at all, as most Britannia staterooms already have a sofa, some of these pull out to make the extra bed, and some don't. The only thing often takes up space is the extra life jacket stowed the wardrobe ;) ...just stick it under the bed.

 

Many thanks Bell Boy.

 

Just need to get the decision made and start looking forward to it!

 

P